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Faked timestamps have played a role in at least one high-profile case in the past: the forged evidence presented at the Turkish Ergenekon trials: http://balyoz

by rst 12y ago

Faked timestamps have played a role in at least one high-profile case in the past: the forged evidence presented at the Turkish Ergenekon trials: http://balyozdavasivegercekler.com/2012/10/04/dani-rodrik-did-microsoft-steal-its-fonts-from-the-turkish-army/ http://balyozdavasivegercekler.com/2012/10/04/dani-rodrik-di... These featured files presented as dated 2003 even though internal evidence (including references to software and fonts) showed that they could only have been created much later.

woodman 12y ago
Faked timestamps are not uncommon, but I've never heard of somebody faking a transfer speed using fake timestamps. If anybody could point to a prior example, I'd certainly appreciate it. I wonder what other data can be extracted from that as well: like the file copy algorithm used for the transfer (the the files copied alphabetically, shallow, deep, etc)?